Conflict. Emotion. Release. London Euphonia Orchestra presents a programme that moves from inner fracture to irrepressible motion.

Coriolan Overture opens with a portrait of uncompromising will — sharp, tense, and ultimately broken.

In Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto in D major, lyricism emerges through the violin, performed by Isaac Sharma — a soloist whose playing combines precision, fluency, and a natural lyrical voice.

The journey culminates with Beethoven Symphony No. 7 — a work driven by pure rhythmic force, where energy builds, expands, and becomes unstoppable.